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The Articles section of Global Politics is dedicated to long-form journalism, academic inquiry, and strategic foresight. While news reports focus on the “what,” our articles explore the “why” and the “how.” This repository of knowledge is designed for those seeking a systemic understanding of the historical roots and future trajectories of the current global order.

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European complicity in war crimes in Gaza

Even amid the horror in Gaza, some EU member states have been busy doing business with Israel approving lucrative arms deliveries, in the full knowledge that they will be used against a civilian population under siege (Photo: UNRWA) As the…

Some uncomfortable truths for EU’s 140 ambassadors this week

Josep Borrell, the EU’s foreign policy chief, created some excitement last year by scolding his diplomats for not being assertive enough in ‘communicating the EU’s narrative' (Photo: European External Action Service) Josep Borrell, the EU’s foreign policy chief, created some…

It’s time to open up the European Court of Justice

The ECJ seems to regard the transparency of judiciary as a costly, time-consuming and resource-intensive administrative burden — rather than an issue of open justice (Photo: Unsplash) A lot of attention has been paid in recent years to how the…